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More than one-third of the two dozen ETFs that include artificial intelligence or AI in their name have been launched in 2024 alone, according to data from Morningstar
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Assets in actively managed ETFs reached $1 trillion by August, driven by regulatory changes and innovation, despite representing only 7% of global ETFs, they accounted for 30% of total inflows.
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Investors looking at market-linked returns, reduce the chances of underperformance and not wanting fund manager’s involvement can consider index funds. Index funds with low tracking error and low expense ratio are preferred investment options
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Exchange Traded Funds are superior in structure as they can mimic their benchmark indices more closely than the other passive variants -index funds. With more than 200 ETFs available in the market, it is important for investors to choose the right ETFs for their portfolio to achieve their financial goals
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Gold prices crossed a remarkable milestone by hitting a lifetime high on March 4. Analysts will be keenly watching gold, which is already riding high on the back of geopolitical tensions, in the months ahead as the US looks to cut interest rates.
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Although exchange-traded funds are superior to index funds in structure and tracking error, they lag behind on liquidity. Not all ETFs are liquid. Liquidity or the trading volume plays an important part in ETF selection. Choose ETFs with high liquidity, lower tracking error, expense ratio, and impact cost
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Several ETFs tied to the spot price of bitcoin began trading in the U.S. on Thursday.
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Most of the thematic ETFs trade with thin liquidity, higher tracking error and higher impact cost. Performance of many thematic ETFs has been a mixed bag. However, it is worth looking at them given their investment strategy that can fit the satellite portfolio of an investor with a high risk profile
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“The iShares Spot Bitcoin ETF application is still under review by the SEC,” a spokesperson said. Bitcoin was up about 3% to $28,000 as of 10:12 a.m. in New York on Monday after briefly jumping to $30,000.
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The proposal to reinvest redemption proceeds from ETFs back into the stock market requires approval from the finance ministry.
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Bulk of the foreign investments this year are routed through exchange traded funds (ETFs)
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The inflows are predominantly from corporates, the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, and high networth individuals.
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With investors increasingly putting their money in index funds, the difference between the performance of the stocks in the index and those outside it will continue to widen
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Gold ETFs offer far better liquidity, convenience, safety and efficiency over the physical gold markets; silver ETFs also provide better liquidity and price efficiency than traditional options.
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Exchange-traded funds have become hugely popular in India as large-cap-oriented funds find it tougher to beat benchmark indices. Three key factors can help narrow the list
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Baroda BNP Paribas Multi Asset Fund is an open-ended scheme investing in equity, debt and gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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"At heart, we will always be a crypto company. But the problem that we are trying to solve is investment itself," says CoinSwitch CEO Ashish Singhal
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Due to relatively low returns on investments in various debt instruments coupled with the need to diversify investment, ESIC gave its approval for investments of surplus funds in equities restricted to ETFs.
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It is inarguable that R&D leads to growth and therefore it becomes important that these expenses are treated properly from an investment analysis perspective.
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You can invest in stocks in the US or property in Dubai to diversify your investment portfolio. But first, understand the pros and cons of investing overseas.
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The new fund offer (NFO) for HDFC Nifty200 Momentum 30 ETF and HDFC Nifty100 Low Volatility 30 ETF will start on September 26 and continue till October 3
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This was in comparison to a net inflow of Rs 135 crore in June, data with Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) showed.
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The new funds have been launched across the board - actively managed equity funds, debt, index funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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The 20 percent equity exposure of EPFO will mean at least Rs 36,000 crore of PF money going to the equity market per annum, which will cheer the stock market.
